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IITO OMAHA DATTY BJfiE : RlIfMf\r. OCTOBBK 1. 1807.
I ] COUNCIL BLUF1 DEPARTMENT
MIMUl m\TIG * .
Hr , fchrlv IT , dentist. Men lam ull < . , rom 240 ,
Bmoko Ollle's Choice , 1023 South Main
ctreci
Wahcn'c for Umlcc Hulls ? m1 fancy gro
ceries
Mh * Pophlo Miller \HthiK filends In
PI Loul * .
M.RO Mamie Mmklcy lias returned trflm a
Msll In Acklcy , Neb.
Mr M. S. TcrttilllRoi has returned from n
Vc iy pleasant \islt In JHiluUi.
Kor fall Oak fliilshtd family surrey ; pool
on new ; iuea | > . W. A. Maurcr.
Satlftfadlon Rtwranlcod atthe reliable
Jlluff City steam laundry. Phone 314.
Niijht school Western)1 ) Iowa college In
Eltcman building , commuices October 4.
Mix * Hmnia Morehouso left l.iit cseiiltiK Mr
Chicago , wlic-reslio enters Chicago university.
Waller S. A > ers , rpcchl pension examiner
of Ilnrllngloii , Is In the city attemlim' feileral
court
Mr. nnd .MtHH jSncsiPlatncr have returned
Irani a MimrncTllJVlilt lli St. Louis and the
eonlh. majf'
Uciiri'tcntntivTFutnini of C'jHuti aa In the
cltj yestelday to attend the republican con-
\oiitlou.
Mr * . C. II , Ollmoio has returned from a
Mnecks' vUlt In Salt Lake City and other
Colorado polutn ,
M si Mautle Keati of I'iral avenue will spend
tin- winter In rhejcnlie. She expects tu hn-
jirovo bur health.
Mrs. Klneclla of Colon , Neb. , has returned
4n her home nfler a pleasant visit lictc with
Urn. flcorgi ! S. DavU.
I ) . Colby of Marshilltowii Is In the dty ,
the guest of hln K'cat ' grand.uiKhter , Mrs. 1' .
J. Smith of A\t'iiuc J.
Iluv. U' . H. Dudley , who w.n foitnerlj sta-
tloni'il In this city , hah been returned to
AVculey dun ch of DCS Molnes.
\V1II IHubo , whu has been emplojed In
PcH'goy's cigar Mtoru , has hectircd a position
ulth Wells , KnrRO A Co.'s express.
Mis. C. W. McDonald received a telegram
] jnt cvenliiR , aniioiincliii ; the Merlons Illness of
.her muthur at Uttnmna. .She left fur there
last night
Tinl.mllfs * A III society of St. Paul's
church will hold Us annual Hireling at the
thole loom of the church this afternoon at
2:30 : eliaip.
Lost , Imlj'a niartln collarette ; led and
black blllt lining , Sunday , between 019 South
Tenth and the Teimlnal bridge. Leave at
line ollke. Reward.
Alii. Fiud Ilomowood of Denver , a nleco of
Mr. and Mrs. ( J. L Martin , Is thtlr guest for
a tow diys. She la icturnlng from a vhlt
vItli relatives In the east.
Thu list of voteis tlmt Blgncd the motor
fiar.chlse jetltlons ) can In no way compare
\\lth the number of Ulumtus that buy coal
of Tom Hlshton , 1MOB Hroadway.
The case of the State \s. Kred Ilesley ,
chaigcd with nKsauIttng a man named \V11-
lotmns at Mlnden Heveial monthi ago , has
been continued until next term of court.
Council camp No. 11 , Woodmen of the
"World , will meet In regular session this
L cnlng. Visiting delegates arc expected
from Alpha Omaha No. 1C and Willow camps
of Omaha. Refreshments will be served.
The Jiuy In the ease of II. A. Pence , who
IIUB been on trial In the district court for
tlm lust throe days , charged with stealing
7210 In gold fiom Henry Mlgge , a fellow
funii hand , weru unable to agree upon a
verdict and were discharged by Judge Macy
josterday , The Jurors stood six to six from
the start to the finish.
The icccptlon glvon at the Woman's Chris-
thin association hospital last evening to the
"business " men of the city was qulto well
attended. The reception lasted until 10
o'clock , and after the meeting at the city
building , where most of the business men
of the city had congregated , was o\cr , a
number of them called at the hospital and
extended tholr congratulations to the women
% vho have labored so hard to make the Insti
tution what It Is. Light refreshments and
lunch were served during the evening.
Last night was thu date for the regular
meeting of the executive committee of the
Council muffs Transmlsslsslppl association ,
but owing to the great Interest felt In the
fute of the street car franchises it was l.u-
liosslblc to get a ciuorum of members In the
council chamber , although nearly half of
'tho members were in and about the city
building 'Several ' matters of consldciable Im-
poitancu aio pressing for consideration and It
Is likely that Secretary Judson Vill call a
special mcotlng of the committee for one
evening this week.
The clgaiotto law , which goes Into effect
today , and which provides for the payment
of an annual license of $300 , will bo icslbted
by at least one Council Hluffs dealer. The
opinion that has been procured from an
eminent eastern Jurist , who Is said Jo be
Judge Dillon , by the American Tobacco
company deelailng the law to be dcfectlvu
nnd unconstitutional has been circulated
Among the local denlers. and It has been
practically agreed upon that ono of the lo.-al
dealers will sell In defiance of the law. Lavt
night hiiir-rnl of the cigar stores gave to on }
person who applied free boxes of cigarettes.
The thcntilcal war that has been i aging
liero has at last been settled satisfactory
lo ull fJrtliis concerned , Attonioy Wright ,
for Manager IJerwen , called , on Mr. French
cf thu H. E. French company and after a
Jungthy conversation Mr. Wynn , manager of
the Whlto Crook company , was called from
Lincoln by telegraph and an amicable ar
rangement was made whereby both com
panies will appear the same night. The
curtain will ilso at S p. in. sharp with the
11. K. French company presenting "Tho De
faulter. " Then the Whlto Ciook company
iwlll take the stupe , presenting their bur-
lcsiti | ( * . The understanding Is that both
companits will give their performances com
plete , nothing cut , nothing omitted. This
will no doubt bo nno of the strongest and
boat pcrfoimamea over given In the city.
C. II. Vlavl Co. , female remedy ; consulta
tion free Odlco IIOUIB , 9 to 12 and 2 to C.
Health hook furnished. 320-327-328 Merrlam
block ,
I
N. Y Plumbing company. Tel , 230 ,
l
| Hi-Hi Kxtiite Trnuxfcrx.
The following tianafms are reported from
thu tltlt' and loan office of J. W. Squliu , 101
Pearl sticct :
alary L. ClettM'r and husbund to II. J. .
Smith , 10 acres In nw',4 noU C-74-13 ,
1. c. d 1
Hhoieso Sclmcnenmn to IM n. Huike ,
nw , ! i sw'4 n U 9-77-38 , w. d 3,200
Clam I ) , Lung and husband to Ma J.
Johmuii ; oH beV4 li-75-39 , 11. c , d. . . . 120
2. Wukt and wlfo to Vanglo Lewis ;
no',4 noU H-77'44 , q. c. d 1
.Otto Sihoeni'inan et al to The'ese
.Sliocni'inan ; nMi U BW'I ni ' 4
'J.77-iS : , n , c. d ]
Lena llaumunn und IniaUnil to Thcroso
ijchoeneman , same , < | . c , d. , 1
Bl\ transfers , total JJI3I :
BLADDER
TROUBLES
are inconvenient during the day and
destroy rest at ni lit. They nuiko life
a misery instead of a blessing. They
affect iii.iny persons after they reach
the age of 40 , nnd arc usually accom
panied by a decay of vital power.
They can be
CURED
Tr Iloliba Snarugus Kidney I'lIU , prociut'il
ot Kuhn & Co. , drtiKRists , have done me 4
ttonlvrlul uinouiit of good In a u > ry bhort
thin1 Thi-y have cleared up my water nnd
re I In di tlu' Irritation of my bladder , and
stopped ( ho pain in my kldney-i. luniks to
Ilobbi Spuragus Kidney 1'llla.
OiO. A. CA11TKH , 2134 S. 35th St. .
i Omaha , Neb ,
HOBBS
Sparaps Kidney Pills ,
AOUUS BEMKUV 00. , P OJ > JiuiOM ,
[ WO IMS FOR EACH ONE
Republican County Convention Endorses
Incumbents' Admlinstratioai
OLD OfFICERS GET NEW NOMINATIONS
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slH-HIT .IO1I.N S. MOUCW
Hllpi-rlliK'inli-iil XV. S. I'M ISON
( Jnronrr V. II. .IHNMUJS
Hiirtoor r.HM'.yr U. CUOIC
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IT.lt It V KIMIM'.V
The republican county cunvpiitlon jcslurduv
diow a ciowd that filled all of the chairs
and standing room In the south wing nf the
lounty court lioliee with iepresciitatl\e ie-
publicans from every p oclnct In thp county.
The deliberations occupied all the afternoon ,
but the resolution passed by the preceding
lopubllcnn convention to name delegates to
Dos .Molnes , dcdailng thit the present In
cumbonl * In the county olllces were to alto
gether satisfactory to thu people that the
varty was willing to endorse their adminis
tration by asserting that the present was the
best admlnlstiatlon Hint the count } has e\cr
had , wan not forgotten , and every man WIIH
rcnonilnatcd for another teim.
The convention wai culled to order shortly
before noon by Chairman lltulcton of the
county central conimittu * nnd after the cus-
tonnry congrntulntlons aim ( iiedlctlons of a
satisfactory victory , he named Ilrv. W. L. ( ! .
IJoiiglas , the minister In charge o" the Moth-
odlst church In Carson , as the temporary
chairman. He vouched for him us being us
good a republican as ho wa a minister. G.
A. SpauldltiK was made tcinpoiaty secretary
When Mr. Douglas took his scat In the chair
he was greeted by hearty applause und iomo
ot thf > church member * among the delegate"
bhouted "nmen" with much fe'vov. The gen
tleman made a speech that called for Btlll
heaiticr applause. He .declared that his re
publicanism was not the result of any sud
den conversion , but was the remit of slxteeiT
years of observation and study. Ilu showed
a most thorough familiarity with the polltl
cal htatuiy of the country and the blessings
that had been conferred uv'on it by the repub
lican oarty.
The regular committees were then ap
pointed. They were'
Ciedcntluls First district , Hugh Prltchard ; i
Second district , Mm Ion Palmer ; Third dis
trict , Alex Osier ; Fourth dlstilct , Charlns
Hanlcy ; Fifth district , G. S. Allen ; Sixth dls
tilct , W. E. Ilalnbrldse ; Seventh dlstilct , W.
A Groneweg. ,
Resolutions Flrat district H. llrandes ;
Second dlstrlcN J. H. Mc-Arthur ; Third dls-
t le. , Allen Uiiuls ; Fourth dlstrici Ja-ob Han
son ; Fifth district , H L Ward , SKth district.
Victor E. JJender ; Seventh dlbtrlct , W. A.
Mynster.
Permanent Organisation First district ,
W. C. Depcvv ; Second district. O W. Pierce ;
Third district , J S Norton ; Fotiith district ,
S. S. Frank , Fifth district T. A Urcvvlck ;
SUth district , A T. Fllcklnger ; SevoiUb dis
trict , E I ) , Gaidner.
ITS WORK WELL BEGUN.
When this.work was done the convention
adjourned until 1 ! o'clock.At that hour the
ciowd was still larger and there was no loom
In the aisles or In the hallways. The com
mittee on permanent organization submitted
a leport , which was adopted , recommending
the following us permanent officers : Chair
man , W. E. Dalnbrldge ; secretary , J. II. Me-
Arthur ; assistant secretary , Dr. Ileller
Mr. Lalnbrldge said the republican party
In the county and state was in earnest and
united and ready for the coming fray. There
ought not and would not bo any difficulty
In defeating the fusion's candidates. The
ludicrous spectacle was presented to the people
ple of the city and county of J , J. Shea and
T. J , Evans sleeping In the same bed and
f > ; d White ard Horace Doles rl Ing the same !
tumlem and each pedaling in opposite dlrec-1 j
lions The repoit of the committee on reso- I
lutlons was presented nnd read by Victor i
Bender. I i
"Wo , the republicans of Pottawattamlo I
county , congratulate the , party on the sub- '
stantlal fruits which haveacciued from tho'
vigorous bushier administration Introduced
by a republican president and United States
congicss , and , pursuant to that wise policy ,
we reallirin our alleglancQ to the principles
of thai party ns enunciated In Its nat'onal '
platform and ns It was reflected In the
adopted platform of the republican state
convention at Cedar Haplds.
"We refer with pride to the administration
of county alfilrh as It has been conducted
In the past under , republican otllcers nnd
commend the measures of economy that have
been Introduced and acted upon by our boarder
or supervisors
"Wo particularly commend the advanced
gioumls that have been taken by the board
In promoting the work of good roads and
Invoke tho'legislature of the state to provide
for the establishment of grades for our pub
lic hlghwavs ! that a uniform sjstem may
obtain thiougho'it the county and state.
"Wo heartily endorse the vigorous , yet con.
servatlve , ertyitu put forth by our represont-
Htlvcs in the state legislature In behalf of
the people whom they have so ably icpro-
ticntcd. >
"Wo pledge to the nominees of this con
vention the hearty nnd unlteQ support of the
republican voters of the county ami guaran
tee to the people that only such men will
bo nominated who will subserve their In
terests to tHe best advantage "
The ctmirntlon proceeded to the work of
making nominations. A resolution was pre
sented and adcpted cutting off all nominat
ing Bpeoclicij unless permitted by suspension
of the rule. In lapld succession the names
of the present ofllcers were yrcuented as
candidates for renomlnatlon and approved.
In oich case the effort was made to suspend
the rules and nominate by acclamation , but
this was not always successful. William
Aind was itamed for anotucr term as county
treasurer , and when the motion was put to
make his nomination without any further
fo'mallty a single voice came from a remote
corner of the room , but under the rule that
voice defeated the will of the entile conven
tion , and ( lie roll of township , ] was called ,
with a resilt | that Arnd received every vote
In the convention.
John S. Morgan recolveA the endorsement
for sheriff by acclamation despite the one In
dividual whoso voice was fixed for shouting
"no" ut all times.
Ptof. W S. Paulson received the B-UIIO tort
of approval ai a candidate for soperlntendent
of county schools ,
Three candidates were proicnted for cor
oner , Henry Fa ill , Dr. V. II. Jennings , the
I resent Intumbent , and Dr. W. n. Ilellci.
The roll call resulted In Faul receiving 6I'
votm , Jcnulngs IDS'/ , and Roller 3
Ernest 13 , Cook \\aa rtmomlnatcd for county
suiveyoby acclamation.
Thu convention then returned to the head.
of tlio ticket and miomlnated the members
of Iho loghlaluro who served so acceptably'
last winter , L. F , Potter and 0 M. Putnam.
Hon. A. T. Fllcklnger placed In nomination
for ono of the members of the legislature
Huv , Mr Douglas , ( bo temporary chairman ,
and made a Bfoni ; spacch that came very'
near stampeding the delegate ] to the sup-
part of Hip reverend gentleman. Major Kll-
pack of .Neola , however , prevented It by callIng -
Ing attention to the tiadltlon of the repub
lican paity that required the second term
for a faithful servant ; but when the ballot
was taken Mr. Douglas re-olved 30 votes ,
Potter lil ( and Putnam 17U
The haidest struggle In the convention oc
curred over the nomination of the two can
didates for the Doird of Cowity Supervlsoiu.
H. G. Auld aiid Perry Kerney , the present
Incumbents , wore only re-elected after the
Informal ballot had been followed by the
formal cauvasa. The other candidates were
William Ujo of Macedr.nla , John Rocnimu
* ud H , F Drydeo of llardlu township.
Snnlnr'n Slorc Ilnlitifil .
The hardware store of Charles Swalno on
Middle Broadway vva robbed Wednesday
night and a considerable quantity of goods
coiriod Hfl y , Entrance yn gained from the ,
alley In the tear nf the store , whldi la within
100 feet of the central police station. > V grat
ing over a cellar areaway had been removed ,
Three valuable shotguns nnd some knives and
razors were taken. The case where the stock
of Ueel drills Is kept wai opened , but none
of the articles were taken nway , and It Is
the bnllef of the police that the burglars In-
( ended to supply themselvei w lib a stock of
drills for future work. The cash'reglster was
opened , but the small amount of change that
It contained was not molested. It Is believed
that the robbery WJB committed between 11
nnd 12 o'clock and by men who were thor
oughly posted as lo the location and move
ments of the patrolmen on right duty.
Tie frlendt of County Auditor John M.
Matthews and John Plumcr were Joking them
jcslerday on the fact that during the previous
afternoon and evening both were In the store
negotiating for thr purchase of two of the
shotguns stolen.
Swalno's store has been a common mark for
burglars and has suffered from thtlr depre
dation n number of times In recent years.
Haso burners that economize hard coal at
Cole & Cole's.
George S. Davis now has the prescription
file of A D. Foster and P. G. Schneider and
can refill any picscrlptlon wanted at auy
time. 200 Bwoy.
Stovepipe 10 cents n Joint at Cole & Cole's
M \lOlt SICV-i MOTOH Kit \NCIt isn .
Until ( It illtiniUM'N llcciiiin1 Ian null
CIII/I'IIK Itlllxf II ClK'lT.
Shoitly before D o'clock last night Mayor
Cuison attached his olliclal signature to both
of the motor frcnchUos and they will be
come opcratlvn as soon us they can bo pub
lished according to law. At C o'clock In the
afternoon the'petltlons that the major had
called for were presented to him. The Man-
awa petition bore the names of 2,314 tax
payers nnd voters and the Omaha petition ,
which was a whoie daj joiaigcr , had upon
It the names nnd addresses of 1,016 citizens ,
representing over DO per cent of the taxes
paid In the rlty. When tlio petition vveic
presented the major called to his assistance
the city e'eik ' and seven ! otherH and began
a careful , perusal of the lists of mini's. The
oalj protest filed dm Ing the daj was sub
mitted by Spencer Smith. At S o'clock the
major left his olllce and held a number ot'
cainc'st conferences with several citizens ,
the longest of which was with Colonel IHKer ,
who until a few dujs ago was pionounccd
Id his opposition to the franchises. These
conferences occupied n full hour und gave
still further emphasis to the fact that no
man had over tried more carnestlj to as
certain the desires of his constituency than
Maj'or Caraon has done trom the beginning
of the trcuble. He hid devoted his whole
tlmu to the consideration of the subject for
weeks and has had Interviews' with thou
sands of his fellow citizens und his act lust
night , he has no reason to doubt , ' represents
the opinion of a majority of the people of
Coumcll Bluffs.
There was an almost absolute silence
around the building when the major stiode
through the ciowd and entered the prlvito
portion of the city cleik'n olllce. He took .1
scat and remained silent and motionless for
ten minutes , and at no time was there moro
th'i'i a buzz of whispered conversation In the
ciowd that filled the loom and the hall Slid
dcnly rising , the mayor pulled the two docu
ments from the inside pocket of his to3t ,
and tinning to the crowd , said
"Gentlemen , I want to confers that I have
been In many positions of trial in my life
where the exigencies of the circumstances
tested my Judgment to the fullest. I have
been on the battlelleld In the face of dangci ,
hut at no time In my life have 1 been called
upon to face cuch an extraordinary condition
as this. I have felt that I should let this
matter go to the people , and 1 have felt this
since I came into this loom tonight. I only
want to do what Is right and what Is for
the best Interests of myself and my fellow
citizens. All that I have on eaith Is here.
My wife and my family are here. My chil
dren were born l.ere , and I bopo I may be
able to live and dlo here. I have made up
my mindl that I will not put a thing In the
way of the wheels of piogret s of this city ,
and that I will sign both of these ordi
nances. "
The Instant ho ceased speaking he
a pen from the clerk's de k and wrote his
name on each ordinance with a rapid and
firm hand. But befoie the pen had totichec :
the paper there went up a shout that fairly
shook the building. Before the writing was
finished scores of hands weie extended across
the oaken counter trying to grasp the hand
that held the pen. The shouting continued
for scvcial minutes and when It died away
seme ono proposed ' 'three cheers for George
Caison , " and they were given with a hearti
ness that left no doubt that the mayor's act
was approved by those whojfiad witnessed It
The finest line of wood alr-tlghts ever
shown In the city at Cole & Cole's
Money to loan to any amount at ledured
rates on approved security. James N. Cas-
adj % Jr. , 23G Main street
Oik stoves with milled surfaces at Cole &
Cole's.
TIMIHM IlIDISIl.S VIM'IJAK lCOl IIT.
ClINCMKlllllMt 1'OUOll IIIIll DlHllIT ATI
Com III iM'il for Thirl } DHJH.
Officer All-crtl returned jestenhy from
Galva , la. , with F. J. Powell and W. E.
Dlshcr , the two tandem bicyclists who were
supposed to bo the men who had robbed old
man Moshor at the Metropolitan hotel. When
placed under arrest at Galva absolutely no
evidence whatever was discovered amou
their possessions to show that they had
Mother's watch or any of his money. Mr.
Blttlnger aiid Mr. Klmball of the Merchants'
hotel In Omaha took a look at the men and
at once declared that they were not the two
men In whom the hotel had an Interest.
Their cases WHO continued for thirty dajs
and they were permitted to go their way.
The miri live In St. Edwards , Neb. , where
Mr. Powell's father conducts a lumber yard ,
The young men eay they left there last
Thursday with the Intention of taking a long
wheel trip , going ns far as Chicago before
they returned. The ofllcers feel they were
Justified In causing their arrest The young
men were In town last evening They left
their tandem at Galva and say they will re
turn there by train and continue their Jour
ney and return to Council Bluffs al the ex
piration of the thirty days ,
? eo the Buck steel ranges with cnamcle'l
over doors at Cole U. Colo's ,
Chambers' Aradcinj- Dancing opens foi
beginners Tuesday , Octobei nth. Compll-
inentary leceptloiv nnd dance for adults Krl-
day , October S. at S p ni Kor missus am !
matrons , Saturday , October Uth , S p. in.
fish market in the west ut Sulli
van's. Shipments lecolved dally. JM3 U'way.
Phone 1G1.
Cole & Cole U the plate to buy stoves ,
. lli'i-oril Miiulli for Iliiul. I'lt'iirliiUH.
! SIOUX C1TV , Seiit 30.-Speclal ( Telegram. )
j ' Tbo bank clearings for the month of Sop-
I ' tcmber In Sioux City show the great tin-
! i' ' provement theio haw been In business in
that month over the lant four jeais. It was
I ' certainly a record breaker , being over
' 13,000000 , The cltl/ens look for a much
larger record In the next few months and It
all goes to show tlut business U rapidly
regaining Its old place In'thls city ,
Ulnlxtrr Clutrurril ullli llolni ; Driiiil. .
CEDAR UAPIDS , la , Sept. SO. ( Spcclil
Telegivim. ) At the meeting of the Cedar
Haplds Presbyterians , which has Just closed
a committee , consisting of Hev. Dr. McCaslIn
of Cedar Haplds , Hide- . F. Charles of Cedar
Haplds , and Hev , A. K , Knox of Mount Vc-r-
noii , was Instructed to Investigate charge *
against Hev. J , Q. Butler of illalrtown , and
make a report at a special Presbytery meet-
Ing. Hev , J , I ) . Duller , who is now In Mon
tana , U charged with having been Intoxicated
last jear.
TO CUHB A COLD IN ONK DAY
Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tabltts. All
druggist ? refund the mopey U It falls to
cure. 2fjc.
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APT ITPPO IT i ltvilnninp
RtrUStS IT A I'RANCIHSli '
Dos Moincs Conncil Excludes the Long
Distance Telephone Oompany ,
LINE PASSES JUST OUTSIDE : THE CITY
Conned limn Cnti He Mmlc from n
I'nf in ItmiNt * tit .N MYurk or
Oiniilin riK > i < AKiiliiHt Iliu
lli-ll Monopoly.
DBS MOLNP.S , Sept. 30. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The city council today tcfused by a
tlo vote to ginnt a franchise to the American
Telephone and Telegraph comptny ot Iowa.
The company Is the Iowa end of the corpora
tion which ta building a long distance tele
phone line from Now York to the Missouri
river at Omaha. For three months the com
pany has hid Its line built to a point Just
out of this city. From a farm house nt which
the line stops one may talK to New York or
Chicago , but the eltj council will not allow
the company to come Into DCS Molnes.
The Bell Telephone company Is operating
on exchange here and Its franchise has e\-
plrcd. The council will not renew It except
on conditions to which thu company will not
ngice. The council believes that the new
'American company Is connected with the Bell
and that a franchise granted to It would bo
tran'fcrred to thu Bell and used by It. Hcuco
the refusal to grant the extentlon. The line
will be pushud cm to Omaha , but Des Molnes
will be without connection unless the com
pany agiees to come Into the tltj and content
Itself with a single olllcet located within a
small district to bo prescribed by the council.
\ \ llimiTllNfOCK CoV'njxT < ASK.
Prolinlillll.o l ( hat llollioiuliicfs
\\lll MiDrclnvril liTi-milnr.
Dis MOlN'ns , Sept. 30. ( Specnl Tele
gram ) The fctate election board today de
cided that the contest case Involving the
lepublicati nomination for representative In
the Wright-Hancock district. It holds that
Chambers the Hancock countj nominee , was j
not rcgulailj nominated and cannot go on >
the ballot. It does not decide as to the
regularity of the nomination of Hartshorn ,
the Wright county candidate , and the Hnn-
cocK county people at once filed a pioteat
against allowing him on the ballot. Mem
bers of the board say lu all probablilty
the same reasons that moved them to deny
Chambers a place on the ticket will compel
them to likewise exclude Hartshorn , .which
will leave- the dltitrlct without a republican
nominee for representative. . Monday Is the
last day on which nominations can be legally
filed ami both counties are getting icady
to file nominations by petition on that daj' .
This will give the republic-iris two candidates
for lepiesentatlve unless a compiomlse Is
made.
IMI.UTIS ( ; TU < : < > TI > TORONTO.
lovui AV . C. T. r. CldHi-N UN Coin en-
lion ill CrcNluii.
CRKSTOX , la. , Sept. SO.-Special ( Tele
gram ) The I'lcslng feature of the Stale
Woman's Christian Tciry ianrffc union con
vention , which adjourned tonght ( , was a Icc-
tuto by John G. WooK-y , listened to by 1,000
people. The pl.ice of holding Hie next con
vention was left to the e\ecutlo committee.
Thp di'lcgTtts to the world's ponvrntlon , to
be held at Toionto , are Marion H. Dunham
of Burlington , president of the state society ,
and Mrs. Anna Palmer ot Des Molnes. The
delegates to the national temperance conven
tion are Mrs , Smith and Ajlrs > . Go don of Des
Molnes. Miss Bertha Bowers , , 'Creston , and
Mis. Lltchwalti'i. Mrs. Brockiriiller and Mis.
Dolph. A touching featui'e of last evening's
session was \iresentatlqn ofisa stereoptlcon
plctuie of Mis. Dunham , . , the president , the
rendition ol a solo by Mls Amy , Holilda.yl. < ) f
her own composition , dedicated to Mrs. Dun
ham Reports of heads of departments
showed successful work being accomplished.
i-'vivuu JMirs i.vfo"A WIM : , .
ClIllllllIlN Slllfllll- oil HlO Hvf Of HlH
NEWTON , la , Sept. 30. ( Special Tele-
giam ) Charles Parker , a well-to-do farmer
living near the city , committed suicide last
night Invitations have been Issued for the
marilage of his daughter , which was to have
occnned tonight , and about 200 guests were
expected The fnmily * vas preparing for the
wedding when Mr. Parker came Into the
house and bade them all good night. He
then went out to the well , nndicsscil himself
and plinged in hoail first. Ho was fifr.fully
militated by the fall , as there was little
water , ami probably doitji was Ins.antaneoua.
YC : < : D io\\ \ i'Mitir.it is m iu > iur.n.
liixlniillj KIMcil nltli Itiu-UMliol rln-il
ThrotiKli ii Window.
FORT DODGD , la. , Sept. 30. ( Special Tcl-
egiam ) Fred Quado , a fanner living thres
miles from Barnum , just over the Calhoun
county line , was murdered at his home last
night by an unknown cpsa'sln. The murderer
cut lly screen window out and ? eil a charge
of hucRshot Into him < is ho lay In bed , killing
him Instantly. The victim Is 60 years old
with no known enemies and the affair Is a
mj stcrj- .
\rniiiluii l.i * < ' ( nrir SUI | > n Town ,
SIOUX CITY , Sept. 30. ( Special Telegram. )
A man calling hlmcelt Rev. John Scrkls ,
claiming to be an Armenian , has been lectur
ing In this city for some tlmo peat , ostensibly
far the orphans of Armenians killed In the
mussacrcs. The man skipped the town this
molding and left a number ot unpaid bills.
The mlnlsteis have been putting their heads
together and have concluded the man Is a
fake and that he worked them on what are.
supposed to bo spurloun letters of iccom-
meiidutlon.
Olil > lnii IN Ivlllfil liy u l.oi-omotU .
CIDAH RAPIDS , ia. , sept , no. ( Special
Telegram , ) A terrible accident happened at
Marlon this morning about 11 o'clock. W. W.
Staibuclc , aged 74 years , was going to the
Milwaukee yards with Ills son's dinner , when
ho was struck by a swltcn engine , He was
thrown In the air , alighting on the track ,
Dcforo the engine could bo stopped It passed
over his body , causing Instant death.
.MllllllH IlltO IIVC1. | .
NCWTON , la , Sept. 30. Charles II ,
Parker , Jr. , one of the jyraUtyest farmers of
the county committed V'llcldo ' last evening
by plunging head first lo-to a deep well. His
only daughter was to hav'o'bbeii married to
day , ' " '
A neglected cough mayj lead tn consump
tion , therefore , take I-l } | < ! Iluirs Cough
Syrup.
ronic\sT OProiAif's \v
Nil llcllcf Vet I'ronilHcil fvdiii ( In *
' ! ' ill | ii * rill u re'
WASHINGTON , Sept Ilpjr-rorecait for
Friday : " 2
For Nebraska and ColotaJo. Fair ; variable
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For South Dakota Falq ; northeast winds.
For Missouri and Kaunas Fair , southeast
winds. J '
For Iowa Fair , varlnblelwliiide.
For W40inlng Fair , yvlalde winds ,
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After Many Discouragements They
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Ml s Vnllte Prldcmore , 010 North Street ,
Sprlfitfleld , Mo. , snjs ! "I was trouWoil
, 'th dyspepsia ( or a long time nnd suf
fered frront distress nftcr eating. At
times Iould BO without my mcnls
rather than mirfe- the agonies I endured
after eating. Of nil the medicines I tiled
none relieved tni1. 1 linally purchased a
bottle of Munyon'i Dyspepsia Cure , nnd
that gmnd medicine cuicii me. "
Miuijon hns a n | inrato PUIO for each
d'sense. ' At ull dniRRlsts. Mostly IB cents
a vial. Per > onal letters to Prof. Munyon ,
l.HOf ) Arch St. , Philadelphia. Pa. , an-
m\ored with fioo medical advlco for any
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